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Frequently asked Questions
A formal communication under the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and CPC, 1908, warning of legal action for unresolved grievances like breaches or dues.
It formalizes disputes, encourages resolution and serves as evidence of pre-litigation efforts, per CPC and Contract Act standards.
Party details, dispute summary, evidence, remedy sought, response timeline and advocate signature, per Stamp Act and CPC requirements.
It’s not binding but is a formal, Stamp Act-compliant step that strengthens litigation cases under the Contract Act, 1872.
Yes, minimal stamp duty under the Stamp Act, 1899, ensures evidentiary value, varying by state.
Yes, email dispatch is valid under the IT Act, 2000, with acknowledgment, alongside registered post for legal weight.
Ignoring a notice may lead to litigation, with courts noting non-compliance, strengthening your case, per CPC standards.
No, but an advocate-signed notice (per Bar Council rules) adds credibility and ensures legal precision.
We draft tailored, advocate-signed notices compliant with CPC, Contract Act and Stamp Act, maximizing resolution potential.
Our expert drafting, swift dispatch and follow-up support ensure compliant, effective notices, reducing litigation risks.
Yes, multilingual notices are valid if compliant with Stamp Act and CPC, with Novam Legal offering Hindi or other language options.
Typically, a draft is delivered within 2–3 business days after receiving all prerequisites, with expedited options available.
